Manual

107 PRO X User Manual
Snapshot manager allows dierent EQ traces to be stored allowing the user to
see at a glance the dierence in frequency response. Traces can be colour coded,
turned on and o, named and deleted in this window for future reference.
Press the camera button to store a new trace. You are allowed a maximum of
8 snapshots.
MIDAS Automixer
Overview
The Automixer will take in up to 24 channels of audio and will decide which
channels should be heard and to which degree. This can be congured by a
number of controls and options which are detailed below.
• Automixer can mix up to 24 inputs at once
• Each eect slot takes up to eight inputs
• Three Automixers can work together in adjacent FX slots
(e.g. slots 1-3, 4-6, 7-9) to create 24 simultaneous inputs
• All 24 channels are indicated at the top to the Automixer screen
• This section also indicates which bank of 8 channels is currently being
displayed below in the main Automixer section
Set-up/Patching
• Patch audio source from the insert send directly to the Automixer in the
FX slot via the Patching page
• Patch the single output from each eects slot to an appropriate channel for
output (e.g. Aux Return 1 for the return from Automixer 1, Aux Return 2 for
the return from Automixer 2 etc.)
• DO NOT patch from the eect back to the insert return.
• DO NOT route input channels to masters, instead route the
post-automixer returns to the Masters.
Features and Settings
Priority
• Highest priority gets heard rst.
• Level of priority controls level/amount of compression.
• For lowest priority to be heard, all higher priority channels must be silent.
Channel options
• Channels in Automixer can be assigned individual names – independent of
the original channel name. These names are only displayed on the Automixer
only.
• Muting a channel will remove that channel from the mix.
• Bypass will allow channel to pass through to output without being aected
by the Automixer.
Groups
• There are three groups: A, B, C
• Channels can be assigned to one of the three groups, or to no group at all
• Whole groups can be muted
• Groups can have the override function activated (see below)
Override
Absolute Priority can be given to a channel within a group by
turning on its Override.
Override must be active for both the channel and its group
e.g Channel 1 -3 are assigned to Group A
Channel 2 has Override activated
Group A has override activated
Channel 2 can be heard coming through on the mix as the only channel
in the group
Channels 1 and 3 do not come through on the mix
Channels in other groups will behave as normal
Meters and indicators
Blue meters show level of boost or attenuation being applied to a channel by
the Automixer (both small blue meters and full size blue meters)
Regular meters show output level of channel after
boost/attenuation by eect.
A green dot is displayed under each meter to indicate it is ready to receive
and process audio. This dot also changes colour to indicate other states:
Purple dot under small meters shows channel has been overridden
within its group.
Yellow dot shows channel has been Bypassed.
Red dot shows mute (either individual channel mute or as
member of muted group)